This attractive and wearable brass bracelet was made by the Yoruba people of Nigeria.
It is cast in the form of a wide band that is centrally constricted into an incised-decoration bar that bears a series of small, rounded eminences.
Each side of the band is decorated with relief triangle dema
rcated with beading, which is also visible at the end of each terminus. The metal has developed a dark patina of age and wear. The Yoruba are a Central Nigerian tribal group, originally descended from a Hausa migration from the northeast in about 900 AD
Not only is this a piece of history, This is a bold and stunning, fully wearable piece of jewellery.
